Grenadian swimmers at CISC in Cuba

HAVANA, Cuba, July 1, 2010 - After four days of competition Grenada's best chance of medalling will come tonight when Oreoluwa Cherebin and Corey Olliverre take to the pool in the finals of the 50m breaststroke. Cherebin is ranked second in her event and Olliverre is fifth going into the finals.
To date the Grenadian swimmers have made it through to several finals but Grenada is the lone country yet to medal. Trinidad and Tobago is dominating the championships with Cuba, Bahamas, Jamaica, Barbados, Aruba, Netherland Antilles, Bermuda, Surinam and St. Lucia following in the medal tally.

The Grenada team comprises of seven swimmers - five boys and two girls. Two of the boys - Chris Regis and Kahlil John will be participating in the open water (beach) 5k swim tomorrow (Friday).